Sightseeing in Koh Samui

Koh Samui is well known for its perfect beaches however there many other fantastic attractions on the island the biggest problem is how to fit them all in during your visit. We have some useful tips and suggestions for trips sightseeing in Koh Samui.

Visit The Hin Lad Waterfall And Temple

A few kilometers away from the headland villas is the well known attraction of the Hin Lad Waterfall and Temple (also known locally as Wat Namtok). Hin Lad Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls found on the island. It is acessible by car and offers parking. This tranquil temple and the falls are surrounded by lush tropical jungle which makes them a very picturesque location. Hin Lad is a great destination for photographers.

Eating great food is all part of a great holiday.

Your stay at the Headland and around Koh Samui is sure to be full of fabulous food memories. As you explore the island and sample some of Samui's best restaurants and eating places you will find places for celebrations, memorable locations and holiday fun. One of the best places to eat however will be your own villa.

Koh Samui weather is excellent for holidays and it is one of the major reasons people come to the island every year

People come in their thousands to Koh Samui each year for their holidays and one of the major reasons is the great weather. Koh Samui weather delivers an average of 6.7 hours of sun each day. All this sun combined with the beautiful warm sea and sand delivers the perfect holiday combination.

The Royal Cremation for the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej will be scheduled for 25-29 October 2017.

The process of the Royal Cremation will last five days. Visitors will find that most transport, banks, shopping areas, hospitals and other public services will be operating as normal. Tourist attractions across Thailand will be open as usual.

Some great local information to be read on the main towns of Koh Samui and a detailed map to help with your orientation

The Headland Villas are on the West coast of Samui, also known as the Virgin Coast owing to the lower levels of development relative to the North and East coasts. You can find a map of the island in this article and check out some of the many things to do and see in each of the main towns on Koh Samui.

Some great tips, language basics, dos and don'ts when travelling in Thailand

Being considerate of any culture when travelling is important and even perhaps more so in Thailand than many countries. This blog article offers some great advice when travelling in Koh Samui, or Thailand in general. From respect for the King and royal family to a few useful language phrases and some basic rules of etiquette you'll find some excellent guidelines here.

Some useful numbers if you require any emergency services whilst on Samui.

Why not print out this list of numbers before you travel? As well as the usual emergency services (Fire, Police, General Emergency) we have included Tourist Police, Hospitals and Rescue numbers not so commonly found.

Dining out and great spots for a relaxing drink in Koh Samui

There are days when you will want to simply enjoy the luxury, comfort and privacy of your villa with in-room dining, or home delivery ordered by our staff. For the days when you feel like venturing out, there are many dining options which are just a stroll away...

Taling Ngam and Lipa Noi Beaches

In front of the Headland Koh Samui on Samui's unspoilt western coast is the Taling Ngam beach. Taling Ngam beach is known for its extraordinary sunsets and enchanting views across to the "five islands". As one of the more remote places on the island it has an unspoilt naturalness that is so treasured in the busy world we all inhabit...